Bedford Free Press Independent Newspaper Note
Bedford Free Press notes its status as an independent newspaper, entered at the Bled ford, Iowa post office as second class mail.
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Newspaper
Bedford Free Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
1
Bedford Free Press notes its status as an independent newspaper, entered at the Bled ford, Iowa post office as second class mail.
Dr Gasson states he has long pursued eye ear nose and throat specialties and has continued in that field. His office is one block south of the post office in Bedford Town.
A Paris perfume butter is made by inking portions of fresh butter and placing them on a flower bed with muslin between butter and blossoms. A second floral layer covers the butter then ice is added to set the fragrance.
The original 13 states covered 892,135 square miles. The current U S territory expands to about four times that former area, reflecting dramatic growth across the nation.
In a vivid natural scene, blue jays in the Rocky Mountains are observed picking up crops with their feet and carrying them away to their nests, illustrating their foraging and storage behavior.
Public auction will occur July 10 1925 at 2 pm at the Bedford Court House for cash. It covers the south half of the north half of section 25 township 69 north range 33 west fifth principal meridian in Taylor County. The sale is to satisfy a special execution issued for J R Cooper against Harry L Marsh and others. W J Nevins is sheriff of Taylor County Iowa. Wisdom Kirketey is attorney for the plaintiff. 26-2
Notice to G. H. Martin and J. C. Beatty that the described real estate sits in Taylor County Iowa Lot Fifteen Block Four. The notice states expiration and related legal action affecting ownership and requires response by affected parties.
In the Original Town of Clearfield a teen aged 14 property was sold for 1920 taxes on December 5 1921 to The First National Bank of Clearfield Iowa. The certificate of sale remains unassigned and is now owned by The First National Bank of Clearfield Iowa. The right of redemption expires 90 days after complete service of this notice and a Treasurer's Deed will be issued if redemption is not made. Dated June 19 A D First National Bank of Clearfield Town by C C Carlton Cashier. The lawful holder of the certificate of purchase of the described property. 26-2
In Taylor County District Court Iowa the will of William H. Cole deceased dated April 14 1925 was filed opened and read hearing set for August 25 1925 at ten o clock A M at the Bedford Court House to show cause why the instrument should not be probated and allowed as the last will of the deceased Frank Fleming Clerk of District Court June 22 1925
Caledonian Insurance Company of Scotland reports twenty five blank fire policies numbers 2890275 to 23890299 and ten blank tornado policies numbers 221050 to 221059 lost or mislaid. If found or information leads to recovery, return to Love Haskell Company general agents at 326 South Nineteenth Street Omaha Nebraska.
Stallion record books are offered for sale at this office. The package includes breeding data, owner notes, and performance records. Interested parties may inquire at the desk for pricing and availability and to arrange viewing.
W Randolph Burgess of the New York Federal Reserve argues in the American Bankers Association Journal that Federal Reserve notes have made up almost half of all currency in circulation, showing elasticity. He notes postwar shifts from 70 percent in 1920 to half today, with Reserve notes shrinking and gold certificates rising, and explains the mechanism by which currency expands and contracts with demand.
A historical note outlines United States coin production figures for 2084 and 1925, detailing large totals of cents and nickels, the silver dollar drive, low minting of half dollars, and a surge in double eagles. It highlights civic demand shaping coinage and the popularity of various denominations.
Notice calls for sealed bids by July 18 1926 at Bedford City Clerk for pavement curb and gutter work including about 1900 cubic yards grading 4820 square yards of vertical fibre brick blocks on Portland cement base and concrete pavements Johnson Method Vibrolithic pavement and brick block versions. Payments via special assessments with cash option, bonds or warrants and a five percent certified check required.
The city reserves the right to reject and refuse any bids with the option to order new bids for all or part of the work. Plans and specifications are on file with J. E. Lovell City Clerk Bedford Iowa and Henning Son Engineering Co. Omaha Nebraska. Bidders may obtain plans for 15 dollars deposit 10 dollars refundable if awarded or returned within ten days after letting.
Notice of a 7 50 P M July 6 1925 hearing at City Mall Bedford for proposed plans and contract forms for a public improvement costing about 11721 24 involving grading paving curbing and guttering on COLFAN and PEARL streets including specified blocks and intersections with details of street widths and property lines.
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